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Noise from power supply when connected to surge protector

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14 hours ago, joshuaasme said:

Just looks like any generic power strip, cant find a company's name on it

Then throw it away and get a good one.

 

If my computer is connected to my surge protector the PSU produces a high pitched whining noise, but the whine is inaudible unless youre really closed to the psu when its connected to the wall. Is this normal/fine or should I just connect it to the wall?

My power supply is an EVGA 550 G2

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Likely its coil whine,  weird though if its only when behind a surge protector.

 

 

8 minutes ago, joshuaasme said:

If my computer is connected to my surge protector the PSU produces a high pitched whining noise, but the whine is inaudible unless youre really closed to the psu when its connected to the wall. Is this normal/fine or should I just connect it to the wall?

My power supply is an EVGA 550 G2

 

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9 hours ago, joshuaasme said:

If my computer is connected to my surge protector the PSU produces a high pitched whining noise, but the whine is inaudible unless youre really closed to the psu when its connected to the wall. Is this normal/fine or should I just connect it to the wall?

My power supply is an EVGA 550 G2

What power strip?  Might not be wired properly.

 

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10 hours ago, jonnyGURU said:

What power strip?  Might not be wired properly.

 

Just looks like any generic power strip, cant find a company's name on it

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14 hours ago, joshuaasme said:

Just looks like any generic power strip, cant find a company's name on it

Then throw it away and get a good one.

 

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